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18 W. Houston St. New York, NY 10012

212-995-2000

http://www.angelikafilmcenter.com

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18 W. Houston St. New York NY 10012

Cuisine(s): Coffeehouse, Deli, Sandwiches, Tea
Reservations: Accepted

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Open since 1989, this iconic Soho art cinema spawned a number of satellite movie theaters in Texas and elsewhere in New York City. But the original--with a cafe serving gourmet sandwiches, ice cream, and coffee--is a step above. Blocks from both the 1 train at Houston and the B, D, F, M, and 6 trains at Broadway-Lafayette, the Angelika has old-Hollywood glamor without the pretension, and offers a great way to spend an afternoon. And it's not a bad date spot, either.

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Lillian.rodriguez5 | New York, NY | 11 Reviews

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| Tue, September 28, 2010

Independent films you do NOT want to miss!!!!